Education Through Entertainment

Mobile Ed's Top Ten School Assemblies From 2013

Posted on Tue, Jan 7, 2014

Well, 2013 is in the history books now, so we thought you might like a quick recap of our top ten school shoes from last year. Here is what we had for you! Not that these are the best shows we have ... all our shows are absolutely awesome! But of all the more than thirty great school programs we offer, these are the shows you, our clients, scheduled the most often! These are the top ten most often scheduled school shows from 2013.

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Mobile Ed School Assembly Guide Part 16 – Animal Programs

Posted on Thu, Jun 27, 2013

Recently in these pages we have been developing a Guide to School Assemblies.  Today we will look at shows featuring live animals.

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School Assemblies Dog of the Month - Bo (The Diplomat Dog)

Posted on Mon, Nov 21, 2011

So it is that time again, and we are pleased to announce this month’s School Assembly Dog of the Month! 

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Live Animals And Kentucky School Assemblies

Posted on Wed, Oct 26, 2011

These just came in and I wanted to share...

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Live Animal School Assemblies - Like a Visit From The Zoo!

Posted on Thu, Apr 28, 2011


Kids love animals! No escaping that one. A visit to the zoo is a beloved experience for all kids. And it's a great part of their education, too.

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Lions and Tigers and Science Assemblies - Oh My!

Posted on Fri, Apr 8, 2011

Nature is a very cool thing! This was forwarded to me this morning and I thought I would share it.
Out in California in a Zoo a mother tiger gave birth to a rare set of triplet tiger cubs. 
Sadly, due to difficulties in the pregnancy, the cubs were born prematurely and, being tiny, they died shortly after birth. But after recovering from the delivery, the mother cat suddenly began to decline in health. Physically she was fine, but the veterinarians felt that the loss of her litter had caused the tigress to fall into a depression.
The vets then embarked on a scientific experiment. They hypothesized that if given a new litter to nurse the mother might improve. To test the validity of this they began a search trying to locate a suitable litter. Unfortunately, tiger cubs are rare and there were none to be found. So the staff at the zoo determined to try something radical.
Sometimes a mother of one species will take on the care of a different species. The doctors located a litter of newly born baby pigs, wrapped the piglets in tiger skin and placed the babies around the mother tiger. Quite a lot to ask of the piglets in the name of science. Brave little piggies! They might have become dinner, right?
Wrong! Take a look:

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